Still life - slice of life

A pioneer home, and a view of days gone by

Musical memories

A vintage music room, light filtering in from the window, one can feel the echoes of family gatherings

Fractured

View from an abandoned home, long since reclaimed by the nature around it. What stories could it tell?

It's a Stang Thing

Dedicated to the first car that ever truly stole my heart, a '65 Mustang.

Horse Power

There is nothing that can so quicken the pulse as the silhouette of that galloping mustang, darting across the grill, and into my imagination.

Gateway to the past - BW

A study in black and white... A church from pioneer days and vintage windmill stand as a gateway to our past, and to the galaxy beyond. Taken at Fort Rock, in Oregon's Outback.

Trillium Lake

What shall I do today....skip a rock? Dip my toes in the cool, refreshing waters? The gentle ripples invite further inspection on this beautiful, peaceful day.

All Aboard! (BW)

The train station in Cartagena, Spain is Art Nouveau and Eclectic in design. It was built between 1906 and 1907 by architect Victor Beltrí, following the designs of civil engineer Ramón Peironcely and with the collaboration of ceramicist Daniel Zuloaga. To step inside, one can almost hear the murmurs of travelers past, such a beautiful slice of history!

Train Station - Cartagena Spain (BW)

The train station in Cartagena, Spain is Art Nouveau and Eclectic in design. It was built between 1906 and 1907 by architect Victor Beltrí, following the designs of civil engineer Ramón Peironcely and with the collaboration of ceramicist Daniel Zuloaga. The Railway Station has some outstanding iron doors and columns on the façade, and inside can still be seen the original ticket office, door frame, ceiling and the lamps.

Pioneer kitchen

You can almost smell the aroma of delicious stew simmering on the stove top in this vintage kitchen!

Vintage View

A vintage view shines a light to the past at a favorite architectural salvage shop